Today's word became one of my favorite because of his antonym utopia.
Pronunciation..
Well according to the dictionaries...
-it means a futuristic imagined universe, or place , or state, where everything is unpleasant, corrupted, the people are unhappy leading dehumanized and often fearful lives
-used in medicine, it means an abnormal position of an organ, or a body part, also called "malposition".
The illusion of a perfect society is maintained trough moral, corporate, bureaucratic, or totalitarian control. Dystopias, in a worst-case scenario, make a criticism about current trends or political system.
Propaganda is used to control the people, information and freedom are censored, a figurehead or a concept is worshiped, the citizens are always under surveillance, they fear the outside word and conform to uniform expectations. This kind of society is portrait as an illusion of a perfect utopian world.
The word dystopia , was first used in 1868, by J.S. Mill, coined as the antonym of "utopia", from which it derives. J.S. Mill used the word dystopian in one of his Parliamentary Speeches.
There are so much more to be said about this word and meaning , but i think that's enough for this post. Feel free to add more in comments and don't forget to follow 
Sources:
http://www.merriam-webster.com/dictionary/dystopia
https://en.wiktionary.org/wiki/dystopia
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Dystopia
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